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Am I hallucinating or is this pure win?

Started by Agno, June 17, 2009, 04:55:18 AM

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Agno

91 Suzuki GS 500 (in pieces)
06 Suzuki GS 500F (not running)
09 Suzuki GS 500E (done!)
07 Suzuki RMZ-250 supermoto
03 Triumph Speed 4
05 Triumph Daytona 600
07 Triumph Speed Triple 1050
16 KTM 500 exc

brickerenator

'85 Nighthawk 700S
'90 GS500

cafeboy

I wanted to try somthing like this but for the street  :dunno_white:

:cheers:
IF I COULD FRAME MY MIND---WHERE WOULD IT HANG ?
I've Seen The Future, and It's Cafeboy-Shaped.

tt_four

Do they sell any quads that are street legal? I don't know much about them, but I've always thought one would make an awesome winter alternative to a motorcycle.

The Buddha

A good winter vehicle would have 2 front wheels and 1 rear wheel. Like the can am spyder. Prolly cheaper to buy a canam.
It should also have car style ABS brakes IMHO.
I can visualise making one out of a ZX11/Blackbird/Hayabusa, and have it geared to run ~120 max - with that extra weight, 120 is plenty for that motor.
Cool.
Buddha.
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tt_four

I think 120 might even be high for a winter vehicle, although gearing it any lower than that would leave you with so much torque on the back wheel that you'd never be able to get your tire to stick to the cold pavement. I don't have all that big of an urge to do 100+ mph speeds anymore, and someday when I find my next bike, which will most likely be atleast 900cc, I'll be pretty tempted to gear it down considerably to get the acceleration instead of the top speed, but most likely won't as the random times that I might end up on the highway, I don't want to be riding 70mph at 10k rpm.

I guess a 3 wheeler might pretty alright in winter as well, as long as it had clearance for knobbie tires

newbie

Growng up in iowa and driving 4 wheelers and 3 wheelers in the winter around the farm........unless its four weel drive its worthless........no wieght at all to get traction........you turn the front on a three wheeler and it just slides......a reverse trike would have even less traction unless the front wheels were the drive wheels..........

qwertydude

This would be fun to slide around on icy roads.


Jim Knopf

servus,

this would be fun to slide around on the roads:



168 HP! :thumb:


the mole

Anything good for winter would have 4 wheels a roof and a heater!

tripleb

I'd rather have one of these... roof, heater and AWD

lK&N unchbox w/ rejet with 140 mains, F-18 flyscreen, truck bed liner black, superbike bars with 3rd eye bar end mirrors, license plate rear turn signals, micro front turn signals


Danny500


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